Motherboard or PSU issue?

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  1. Dogfood09
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    Its was running fine on my 850...
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  3. Solarstarshines
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    Dogfood09 said:
    Its was running fine on my 850...
    Obviously it wasn't good enough the specs don't lie
    The Psu needs to be Upped unless you want to fry something at the bare minimum
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  4. TVeblen
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    I agree with Solarstarshines.

    Your tests indicate that the graphics ports and cards are OK. Your system ran fine on the 850, but was probably right on the edge. The new hard drive pushed you over that edge.
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  6. Dogfood09
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    Thanks for the replies, will start searching for a new psu then
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  7. Dogfood09
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    The last thing i done before i went to sleep last night was to update my bios to eufi after re-boot it seemed to work, but i only tested it running a game for a few minutes
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  8. Dogfood09
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    looking further into my issues and viewing the event viewer on all my crashes i get the same bugcheck error of 278???? i am still unsure of wether its the motherboard or the psu , run several test as suggested on this post and still getting issues , spoke to my local pc tech specialist and he says 850w psu should be comfortable on my set up....
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  10. TVeblen
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    Maybe you should post a new thread over in Crashes & Debugging.
    Be sure to follow the instructions for proper posting:
    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
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